Examples of using "Чьё" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Whose is this?
- Whose is it?
Whose is it?
- Whose is this?
- Who does this belong to?
- Whose is it?
Whose is this?
Do you know whose this is?
Whose beer is this?
Whose wine is this?
Whose ring is that?
Whose photo is this?
Whose place is this?
Whose letter is this?
Whose decision is it?
Whose coat is this?
I wonder whose this is.
Whose dress is blue?
The cat knows whose sausage it ate.
I wonder who this sentence belongs to.
Is that someone's name?
- Do you know who this belongs to?
- Do you know whose this is?
It could be anyone's.
The cat knows whose sausage it ate.
I can sense someone's presence.
Whose letter is in this envelope?
Thomas felt a presence behind him.
You're trying to change someone else's mind.
A face appeared at the window.
Guess whose middle name is Tom.
Whose photo is this?
Do you know whose it is?
Whose things are those?
During whose reign was that church built?
I felt something move in the house.
- I don't need anyone's permission to do that.
- I don't need anybody's permission to do that.
I don't know whose it is.
- I don't think I need anybody's permission to do that.
- I don't think that I need anyone's permission to do that.
- I don't think I need anyone's permission to do that.
- I don't think that I need anybody's permission to do that.
Tom has never dated a girl whose name ends with an "s."
I don't know who this belongs to.
If Jesus Christ was born in September or October, whose birth are Catholics celebrating at the end of the month of December?
- Tom said he heard someone singing.
- Tom said he heard somebody singing.
- Tom said that he heard someone singing.
- Tom said that he heard somebody singing.
Tom went to a fortune teller at the town fair and was told that someone would come into his life whose first name started with "M".